Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 124, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 5, 1929 Page: 2 of 8
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Co., some «f whose- officers are also
officers in the W. O. W., was or-
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Ws encountered a poor old man on the highway.
It was plain that he was not sufficiently clad. Re
looked chilled and blue. Poverty ia a terrible thing
in winter weather. A poor man can do fairly well
in summer, when he can get along without heavy
clothing and without ftjel; but when the mercury
begins to crawl into the bulb, it is different. '
1 continue to think of that old man, that insuf-
ficiently clad old man, with the wintry blasts blow-
ing about him. Why, actually, his fingers looked
too cold and stiff to hold the steering wheel of hia
automobile. What is the use of The Associated
Charities if they cannot provide warm gloves for
our needy autoists?
Christmas Is over and in two
Weeks printers on thousands of
newspapers v ill never even renx in-
b« using the letters YULE.
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Coitus tn ns volnntarily from
the families we ha« honorably
served, for the superior evcel-
lem-e and thoughtfnl eeonoiny
of our well known service.
Schmits Undertaking Co.
Day Phone 10
Nights 7BI, ISIS. 10. or 72H-W.
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The principality of Monaco shoots square with
its own people, regardless of what it may do to
the reat of the world. It forbids its people to^ pat-
ronize its great gambling house, Monte Carlo.
There is a suggestion that New York City might
ponder with regard to Wall Street.
T^erKaps you have noticed that the present styles
in clothes are kind to men with funny looking legs
but are not so good to women similarly constructed.
We were Jusl wondering whether
or not the Kellogg multilateral
treaty said anything about Lottie
Pickford’s parties.
Some th scientific societies have
been convening in New York city,
or, as an inspired writer on one
newspaper said it: ’’Some 40 odd
societies."
fCopyrlahu U>3», XEA Service, lnc>
receive entertainment
wlde variety with the owner-
hip of a good radio.
and see the new
1 Kent and R. C. A.
nterely ftaaky and silly. r2T
A Justifiable Ptarr I
Youngsters are apt to be so avid I
for attention that they try to get - |
V by any means at all, forgetting
that'thcre is a difference in qual- I
‘tty. To them and anyone elge who I
bus not yet cured himself of this I
indiscriminate greediness for at- 1
tent ion I recommend Dr. John- 1
son’s trenchant words on the
JecL
"There is in human nature a I
general inclination to make people
stare, and every man has htmaelf
to cure nf it and does cure himaell.
If you wish to make people stare
by being better than others why 1
make them stare until they stare I
their eyes out. But consider how
easv it is to make them store by ]
being absurd I may da ft by going -j
into the public dining room with-
out my shoes"
only loophole, apparently, is to make the
beMgciary permanent and not subject to change,
. toliMsdre the safe transfer of the insurance to the
befefficiary. at the time of death, lafe insurance
companies have built up reputations for promptness
in paying claims, but if payment has to wait on
"overpment tax deductions, some individuals will
be in dire straits before the money is available.
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*rieate ipll bridges have performed valuable ser-
many cases, affording passage over streajns
MW no other bridge was likely to be constructed
,tbe county or State, but after travel has been
„_jMahed and the bridge begins to make back
monay Imrt^the early days of operation, people
*Ni prone to criticize the charges mude.
United States army officers are
to drill the troops of Nicaragua. If
there has to be trouble down there,
it ought to be on a military basis.
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Hon divined. This instinct for dlf- ]
ferenc - leads men to monarchy, to
titles, to univer^ly degrees, to I
money getting, to appalhnfi archl- I
lecture, to beards.’ - j--..
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WHY THE DIPS? 7
On. of the outstanding features nf Texas high-
Ef Affigpa are the dips encountered at almost every
“*—~ crooning and hollow.
•dby th see Why such dtps were made before
naaarnnt road program got under way. By
tbom with atone or .concrete a mudhole was
I dating winy spells and traffic could go on.
tteoMfttpa were permitted to remain when
4r wens turned into permanent, paved high-
t toj-kMd to understand. The paving of the
y MM'KpeM to the traffic, nnd the dips im-
s|y -baMaie a dangwr to the faster traffic.
Of eourae, they no doubt are Cheaper than to
bu|id permanent culverts and here and there a small
Kvii' ■k-u-. kag, that iant the point in a permanent hlgh-
Tbe dips ruin what otherwise would be a
lata road. In aome plauBes over the state the
■V being tsikea out, culverts and bridgia put
I the road brought to a.inwde *nrf made safer,
to should make plans to do the same through-
a entire ’system of highways —Sweetwater
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“I didn’t say it wasn’t rotten,” a»v<icTj v
frother. I said, "it was rare". “The trouble with
you, my boy, is that your knowledge of words is
too limited. You should take one of thse study
courses that promise to give you u wide grasp of
language for ten minutes a day and $40.00. The
word ‘rare’ has a number of definitions, one <•.
which is ‘not well done’.”
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In Henderson County, North Carolina
gasoline sales place bearing this sign:
Service Station.” Theru iu onrolnr for
minds me of the ehap who applied for
way c—I 2 X *_ _
half the cash fares.
“■“You’re an awful liar,” observed
brother, as they left a reception.
"Why do you call me a liar?” inquired the broth-
er placidly. That is one thing about your relatives.
You can always feel free to insult them and tc
reasonably sure that they won’t beat you up.
“I say you’re a liar because you are a liar. When
Mrs. Daub showed you that horrible smear she’had
made on a piece of perfectly nice canvas, XQU
_• head on one side, eyed the thing ap-
„ j und said without wiggling a whisker;
J1 pronounce that a rare piece of work’.”
“Well, 4£ is a rare piece of work,” replied the
Afghanistan has been thrown in-
to rebellion by King Amanullah's
efforts to abolish beards. Those
Afghans must have something to
swear by.
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aw waaw a vogu, -aww, awwwwwjr ww,«Jay—the kind
of day when you shiver inside of ample cozy cloth-
ing, with a muffler around your -neck, your feet
in woolen socks, and your hands in fur glovag.
, there is a
"Little Ro_b
There is candor for you. It re-
—L a job aa rail-
conductor and offered to give the company
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Tuesday. «M man
Publisher AMoelatton.
Kniattar at Denton.
manufacture of ceramics. The university might send
,u’ to Texas, where natural gas is al-
L.. ready widely used in Texas potteries and brick plants
jT to MR ke some of the finest products in the world.
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"" A REHABILITATED GERMANY
L Anyone who still has sympathy for the German
Republic, weighted down under the reparations bur-
den should read carefully the recent report of Sey-
^■Mrar' Parker Gilbert, agent general of the re para-
fX tksm commission whose duty it is to see that Ger-
JL raWff makes her payments on time. Germany has
faithfully met all'her payments, which huve now
marltori the peak, 9nd yet the country is improving.
" , H«r railroads, industries and cities are ■ thriving,
and the citizenship aa a whole qre building carefully
a* ^dSsrSt the war, but it seems that the is
ItaMp to win the peace, for conditions in the de-
# tatod country are better than in several of the
so-called victorious nations of Europe.
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Texas will have the largest Bermuda onion crop
in history this according t6 Charles SpurLe,
hi WEE
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at tOwpubitchtloa of all news dispatchec credited ~-
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fToli^ TEXAS, JANUARY 5, 1029
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BRIDGE TOLIJ3 TOO HIGH
ftt' charged on bridges over the ReJ River at
! and Denison are too high and have been
•ea reduced following the recent hearing before
Rar Department, which had charge of fees de-
led for passage over such bridges. This is .in-
line te Denton citizens, for much of the traf-
te which comes from the north originates on tfie
iSMt side of the Red River, crossing into Texas at
^atnoaville. If the rates are reduced sufficiently, the
decrease likely will stimulate travel to some extent,
and. at least will prevent ill will that has resulted
no instances by those who objected to the $1
Word.-, often misused; "Corps’’ is |
a body of men and is masculine on-
;iy.
Often mispronounced: maniac.
Pronounce rna-ni-ak. first syllable
us "may,” i as in "it" and not man-
yak.
Often misspelled; perapbrase; s
not z.
PKr tore. Ho estimates that the acreage this year is
L 15 per cent greater than last and about 70 per cent
greater than the 10 year average. Furthermore, the
—- outlook for good prices is the best in some time.
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‘ EVEN INSURANCE NOT SAFE
There is a growing feeling that the federal gov-
. enunent is getting too much of a good thing in its
Mp- a feriilig that is augmented some-
1p4*t by the recent decision of the Supreme Court
which declares that money obtained from life in-
surance policies‘becomes a < part of the estate sdRs
BpV jeet to federal taxes when the deceased had rc«
“"i'?':^tatoed the right to change the beneficiary at any
— For a good while, the exemption feature of life
insurance was one of the Strong arguments for its
purchase, but under the Supreme Court ruling, the
individual with sufficient property to come under
■I- tfet terms vt the inheritance taxes would have to
pltt h* life insurance so that a good sized portion
would go to the government instead of the bene-
JC
character, rep,’-
Idiml or corpora-
in< caned to me
a man to his
Jefferson Potlocks > says if time
keeps on making ravages on his
• ’ house, he is going to have , to build
another one before long And if he
does, in order to get one that will
tttactly ftt, be is uoing to mark out ,
dr place on the ground, lay a floor,
aciiauge his family on it, and then
build a house to fit
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' Ellick Helwanger says he was out
of town all last week and when he
got back he hadn’t been missed and
the Blind Man was the only cnc ■
who said he was glad to see him.
street, witi^ the generally high ty to secure finam
wages that are being received. But
with the extravagant habits devel-
oped during recent years it is not
at all strange that so Inany fami-
lies are finding it hard to make both
ends meet, even though they enjoy
fair incomes, and the situatom will
beboine more' difficult In the fu- i
turc unless something is done tn
curb the present tendency
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not leave that
Phone 85.
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The old-fashinned womais, who
used to take W»<i ‘Wn "the pantry (
to show you how many jars of pre- .
serves she had put up for tile win- |
ter now entertains you with a dis • j
play of the bridge prizes abe
during the winter — Riel
Springs Eye-Witness, <
ASSETS OF WOOOMEN ORDER-
ED RETURNED
• LINCOLN. Neb. Jan a5 Return WoodrUITl Truck LlIW
. . . . of >2 000.000 transferred from as- 1 . ..
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a fraternal life insurance as^m- | Denton, Phone 45
Bonded Insured
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Synonyms biguew, bulk, mag-
nitude. extent, greatness. Immensi-
ty. vastnesa.
Word study: "Use a word three
times and U is yours." Let us to- „-l
crease our vocabulary by mastering "■
one word each day. Today's word; V-1
Tenable; capable of being held.
1MU. maintained. or defended. ..
"Their theory is not tenable”
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I Rural Reporter
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The rumor that the seat of Con-
gress had been moyed to New York
< ity the other day proved ground-
less. The report is said to have
originated from the "1st Regiment
Ainiqiy, scene of the talking mara-
thon.
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IT DEPENDS ON WHAT THEY
HTARE AT
A Woman I know who i)gs anew
automobile was describing it. It i
wa3 all black, that tovelv, shiny
black that on an impreazlve car
can be almost insolently handsome.
, Then she had had It specially Ifc-
holstered in a peculiar shade nf
green which she wears a great deal
herself “IYe gotua hot and frock
jiut that crior,” the said, “and I
wear a sealskin coat and you
ought to see people stare when I
get Into IL When 1 leave it any-
where in the city I almost always
find two or three people looking it
over when I come down to get to.”
Bhe Imved It and Showed It
She is a naive person, and as
sh^ gave that description her eyes
ishone with frank pleas.!re in be-
ing stared at.
Two ur three of the group were
I inclined to make lun of her after
----•+ Tste' turd gone Not ao stranqe, of
course. She had committed the
I double laux pa-s of being eilulgent-
| !y successful and of gloating over
J her success. And yet when some-
one said, "Think oi wanting to be
I stared all’ J wondered if that per-
| son were really so free from the
j taint of that desire.
Are any ot us?
Don't we all want to uc distinc-
and different in some way or
„_i over the fact that Presi-
nearly five minutes late in de-
IIRR88R8 STOLEN FROM HOME
OF, FOLICE COMMISSIONER
DAIXAS. Jan. 5—Four dresses
und two hats were stolen from the
lion^of Police Commissioner Clar-
ence R. Parker Friday night Po-
lice are investigating the buffclary
WE THANK YOU
for many favors <1 urine W2M Mid -o-
llolt a continuance of your patronage
luring th* New Year.
Rom Printing-Co.
!t» I-g West Dak Phone HU
Edwards & McCrary
218 W. Oak St. Phone 530. i
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MAK LOSES LIFE FOLLOWING
ESCAPE FROM BANDITS
MOUNT PLEASANT. Jan 5-
Escatrtng hijackers only to me>t
an accidental death as a cuimin-
atTCD Of tt» efforts w, th® fate of
Walter Selters, 31, or Bastrop, La
While reiurning to his home after
aticnoing the funeral of his father
here,-' Sellers speeded up hfs auto-
mobile when bandits attempted to
Lop E‘m. and his car ran into a
ditch, wrecking it and killing him
instantly. HU wife and two chib
dren escaped injury.
Washington can’t get
dent Coolidge as r:
scending the grand stairway to the strains of “Hail
to the Chief!" at a recent White House reception.
Coolidge’s punctuality -which, they aay, has almost
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little in these last days of hia
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By NEA Service
WASHiNGTON, Jan. 5.—Many tales of very ser-
ious political measea caused by fool official wives
are always rife in Washington. Sometimes the wives,
knowing what is expected of them, like to kid the
deep-dish politicians and worry them with their
chatter. c
Mrs. Borah from Idaho, who has been in-jWash
ington life nearly a quarter of a century and who,
aa wife of “the senator from Idaho” is always
more or less in the public eye, is often invited out
for the express purpose of telling things, is as wary
as any of them. » -
Talk of Borah being selected for the chair of
secretary of state by Hoover was in the air about
the time she was invited to a dinner out west. The
question waa innocently brought up, but the whole
table laid down.’ ita knives and forks to listen to
her answer. A guest present reports that the host,
an astute politician and a close friend of the Bor-
ahs. nearly had apoplexy when Mrs. Borah began:
"You can’t understand what a driicate question
this is to talk about. But I feel that tonight I am
among friends. I am simply going to tell you all
in confidence that thia cabinet seat has been offer-
(•(I to Mr Boffth >4-. i-v .?< • r-,3 Gi ■ M&’l'.
The host turned purple and almost upset his
ice water. But Mrs. Borah went on:
"Offered him bv everybody in Washington ex-
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but to stand but from it. We
want to go alone and be dlf
Once In a Jong white a RMH Btf
thp courage to do that and makes
the crowd terne tu him But that’s
the really unusual man. Most ot
us just follow the crowd and try
to moke them stare. # . ■ 1
And is there any reason ptty we 1
shouldn’t? Me. not in the IrmL 1
Provided, that te we remcmber ’1
the two things- Not to be too naive
nnd obvious about It and thus win
derision instead ot admiration. And
second to make them store at
something admirable and not I
tel•»i teWi. HiniNawaaaMiM
’ - HERE AND THERR
It woe a cold, raw, blaatery Sunday—t
done away with the need for e governuu-nt
piece, is slipping a 11..’.. 1.. /.---- 1 L ’
reign.
But his afternoon nap goes on with the change-
tessnesa of the laws of the Medes and Persians. It
begins every day at 8, and most any old kink or
queenk can wait till the snooze ia. stver jL^hey’ve
tried to get in without an engagement. Which ex-
plains why President Coolidge in a swnn song re-
cently made public called himself “the healthiest
man who has ever left the presidency.”
Several dozen newspaper wives about Washing-
ton are going to be mad as proverbial wet hens if
their husbands don’t wear the' top hats and dress
suits especially purchased for their trip On The
Maryland. When the official word came /out 'that it
would probably be impossible for newspapermen to
gain entrance to Latin holy of holies in the (j^s*
and crude habiliments of their trade and that they
must at least be provided with toppers, many of the
scribes scoffed, but their wives insisted on follow-
ing the instructions.
At least three wives sent the dress suits and top-
pers by air mail after their husbands had refused
to tote them. Each reports that the cost was around
>7. Now word seeps through in the first, mail from
the good ship Maryland that the reporters have
I rushed in. sans, toppers where angels woahl fear to
tread without ’em, and that they’re getting by
beautifully. 1
It seems that a reuorter just won’t wear ’em, and
even Latin America has had to accept his neat but
not gaudy attire as no international insult. Their
trimmings are woUing them at home!
THE CARVING KNIFE
Ours is a giod domestic life, ,wf have
a minimum of strife
On most things we agree
Of course too much I don’t expect or
long ago had we been wrecked
On matrimony’s sea
But still we’d lead a happier life
If she’d respect my carving knlfe^
I’ve argued long and loud and said:
“Don’t use my carving knife for
bread! ■
Don’t use my knife for string!
Don’t open cans of Jam with it. or,
think a packing case ’twill split, i .
Don’t use it for a thing!
When you would carpets rip, door J ..
wife. "
Please tW not take my carving
To all my pleas she’s deaf as stops
she will not leave that knife
alone,
In all our married fife W
I’ve never faced a goose or duck
which I must carve and had the
luck
To wield a keen-edged knife.
Always I’ve found the day before
She’d use my knife to shave a door.:
"Oh. lovely woman, fair to are. oh.
bride who means to much to me,
Oh. mother, sweet and true.
Since I must carve the fowl or roast
and wish to be a kindly host -
Again I ask of you,
Buy all the blades tou wish to
But leave my carving knife alone I”
tive
I other?
I There is it passage in that beau-
titul novel "Birth” that bears on
this subject’
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“ Don’t you think I can see that
you are different frxn that
bunch?’ tie tuggreted.
"Her eyes lightneed in tnat pit-
I eous and revealing thiist o! the
; human spirit to have its distlnc-
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Harry Teasley’s Cash
Grocery
Phone 4I1K We Deliver
Pare Country Sausage, lb.
Texas Sweet Grape Fill
Dried Peaches, lb
Hants Claus Mince Meat, pkg.
No. 2 1-2 Homlnv
Pork und Beu ns
Cal. Dried Apricots, lb
19 Years Ago in Denton
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Mrs. Lucinda A. Wilson, 86, longtime resident of
Denton, died this morning after a short illness
v, A t heavy snow started falling early this morn-
ing and continued until the ground has been cover-
ed to a depth of more thafi five inches.
• • •
J. W. Kemp has been appointed by the Commis-
stoners’ Court as constable at Lewisville to »«’-
ceed Constable Hyder, resigned.
Those gangsters who have taken to the airplane
probably spend a tot of time going in and out of
dives.—Dayton Daily News.
Conditions mm «Mi better hi t
A port tn the bast was able recently (o die AT Im
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high coet of living these dajTC [
There is little doubt but 4bat the
average family, if it were to prae-;
tice the virtues of economy, self- !
.sacrifice and conservation of our
grandparents, would soon be on easy of the Legislature from this coun-
tho tonrrnTi,' Hinn i »0 ggw-yj*. financial support for
the East Texas StateTeachers Col-
lege at Commerce was formed here
at a banquet honoring Dr. 8. H.
Whitley, president of the institu-
I tion. It is one of the first organiza-
| tions -of its kind ever (orme^.
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utgera University is about to embark on a scien-
study of the effect of gas fired furnaces in the
sqme of the finest products in the* world.
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PLAN TO HELP COMMERCE T.
U. SECURE AID
GREENVILLB. Jan. 5—An orga-
nization designed to aid members
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McDonald, L. A. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 124, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 5, 1929, newspaper, January 5, 1929; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1335593/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.